Folk-Lore And Legends, Scotland.: Scotland
Folk-Lore And Legends, Scotland.: Scotland
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Soon after he fell asleep, and awoke, as he supposed, about midnight, when there was a troop of male and female fairies dancing round him.
They insisted upon his joining in the sport, and gave him the finest girl in the company as a part- ner. She took him by the hand ; they danced three times round in a fairy ring, after which he became so happy that he felt no inclination to leave his new associates. Their amusements were protracted till he heard his master's cock crow, when the whole troop i...mmediately rushed forward to the front of the craig, huriying him along with them. A door opened to receive them, and he continued a prisoner until the evening on which he returned, when the same woman who had first appeared to him when casting divots came and told him that the grass was again green on the roof of her house, which he had tirredf and if he would swear an oath, which she dictated, never to discover what he had seen in fairy- land, he should be at liberty to return to his family.
108 SCOTCH FOLKLORE TALES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Soon after he fell asleep, and awoke, as he supposed, about midnight, when there was a troop of male and female fairies dancing round him.
They insisted upon his joining in the sport, and gave him the finest girl in the company as a part- ner. She took him by the hand ; they danced three times round in a fairy ring, after which he became so happy that he felt no inclination to leave his new associates. Their amusements were protracted till he heard his master's cock crow, when the whole troop i...mmediately rushed forward to the front of the craig, huriying him along with them. A door opened to receive them, and he continued a prisoner until the evening on which he returned, when the same woman who had first appeared to him when casting divots came and told him that the grass was again green on the roof of her house, which he had tirredf and if he would swear an oath, which she dictated, never to discover what he had seen in fairy- land, he should be at liberty to return to his family.
108 SCOTCH FOLKLORE TALES.
What to read after Folk-Lore And Legends, Scotland.: Scotland?
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